I am really struggling to see how this cannot be one of the most profitable mines in the world. This is just based on what everyone has been showing with their conservative MRE estimates. And we have been reminded again and again how much the Chinese/korean/Japanese consortiums have paid for just 15% of CBMM, back in 2011. This is a simple task of googling and find out the information from the web.
I am hoping the new milestone of WA1 in the B club will attract different class of investors into this. AZS is being taken out at $1.7B for lithium which is not even remotely as rare as niobium. We will see….
I am really struggling to see how this cannot be one of the most...
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